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    1. When its over 60 i’m selling 5% per week. When its under 25 i’m buying as much as i can.

    2. I look at it and if it says Extreme Fear I get really scared and sell. If it says Extreme Greed I feel good and lump my savings in.

    3. cashflashmil on

      I use it as a sentiment gauge, not a signal.

      Extreme fear makes me pay closer attention for entries. Extreme greed makes me reduce risk and question how crowded the trade is. But I’d never buy or sell just because the index says a number.

      It’s useful for reading the room. Not for outsourcing your thinking.

    4. InvestaHepps on

      I don’t really use it on its own tbh, more just something to keep in mind.

      It only really matters when it lines up with what positioning and liquidity are doing… otherwise it kind of just drifts around.

    5. crazybird-thereal on

      Simple i have DCA for BTC, i stick to the DCA.
      Then sometime i can spare more money, i make fund for days of big deep and «Extreme Fear», then i buy the fear (only done once, it worked this time).

    6. Honestly I find it a lot like the [weather forecasting stone](https://np.reddit.com/r/ItemShop/s/DyqFn3mWAf). It operates on such a short-time horizon that it reflects current sentiment but doesn’t in any meaningful sense reveal underlying motivations or predict future sentiment, and therefore doesn’t tell us much that we don’t already know.

    7. Mountain-Syllabub-10 on

      It’s easy. When the market is greedy, I sell, and when it’s fearful, I buy

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